Newcastle trophy parade bus route and confirmed timings as Carabao Cup win celebrated - More than 100,000 people are expected ...

Newcastle United won the Carabao Cup on Sunday and the club have made a decision to parade the trophy this weekend.

Newcastle will get one Saturday when the team holds an open-top bus parade to celebrate its English League Cup title. More than 150,000 fans are expected to join the celebration. The parade route ...

Newcastle had been criticised for not including an open-top bus tour as part of their celebration itinerary, but have worked with a number of other institutions to ensure as many people as ...

Newcastle had been criticised for not including an open-top bus tour as part of their celebration itinerary, but have worked with a number of other institutions to ensure as many people as ...

The open-top bus, which is set to carry players ... "It's been throughly tested and it is all good to go." The bus was previously used in London before becoming a sightseeing vehicle.

Newcastle United's open top bus parade to mark their Carabao Cup win will see them tour the city for two hours ahead of a big outdoor party. Saturday's parade from St James' Park, which will head ...

NEWCASTLE could reportedly consider scrapping their proposed Carabao Cup trophy parade in favour of an alternative celebration. The Magpies ended their 70-year wait for a domestic trophy on Sunday ...

An estimated 200,000-plus jubilant Newcastle United supporters turned out to celebrate their sensational Carabao Cup victory at Wembley earlier this month with an open-top bus parade this afternoon.

Newcastle City Council declined to comment. The open-top bus route passes through Newcastle's Clean Air Zone, meaning the club will have to pay a £50 levy. The bus was formerly used in London and as a ...

The open-top bus route passes through Newcastle's Clean Air Zone, meaning the club will have to pay a £50 levy. The bus was formerly used in London and as a sightseeing bus in Stratford-upon-Avon ...